Job Description

A large, physician-owned multi-specialty hospital and clinic is seeking a Family Medicine physician to join their team. The clinic emphasizes a physician partnership model focused on high-quality care, offering longer visit times and a manageable patient census. The new physician will inherit an existing patient panel of approximately 1,800 patients due to a retiring provider. The first-year salary is guaranteed, supplemented by a wRVU bonus model, with potential ownership opportunities in both the hospital and clinic.

Degree Required: MD/DO Residency/Fellowship/Externship

Board certification: BE/BC

Community Information

Northwestern Idaho offers a variety of natural and cultural attractions that make it a unique and interesting destination. Here are some highlights:

1. Coeur d'Alene

Lake Coeur d'Alene: Known for its stunning beauty, the lake offers activities such as boating, fishing, and swimming.

Tubbs Hill: A popular hiking spot offering scenic views of the lake and surrounding area.

Silverwood Theme Park: Located nearby, it's the largest theme park in the Northwest.

2. Moscow

University of Idaho: The state's flagship university, contributing to the vibrant college-town atmosphere.

Appaloosa Horse Museum: Celebrates the history and heritage of the Appaloosa horse.

Farmers Market: A lively market featuring local produce, crafts, and music.

3. Sandpoint

Schweitzer Mountain Resort: Offers skiing in the winter and mountain biking and hiking in the summer.

Lake Pend Oreille: Idaho's largest lake, perfect for boating, fishing, and scenic cruises.

Festival at Sandpoint: An annual summer music festival attracting a variety of artists.

4. Lewiston

Hells Canyon: The deepest river gorge in North America, offering rafting, fishing, and hiking.

Clearwater and Snake Rivers: Popular for fishing, boating, and scenic views.

Lewis-Clark State College: Hosts various cultural and sporting events.

5. Outdoor Activities

Hiking and Biking: Numerous trails, including the Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes, a 73-mile paved trail through scenic landscapes.

Wildlife Viewing: Opportunities to see bald eagles, deer, elk, and more in places like the Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge.

Camping and RV Parks: Numerous sites for camping and RVing, providing a close connection to nature.

6. Cultural and Historical Sites

Nez Perce National Historical Park: Preserves sites important to the Nez Perce people and their history.

Historic Downtowns: Cities like Wallace and Kellogg have well-preserved historic downtowns with unique shops and restaurants.

7. Events and Festivals

North Idaho State Fair: Held annually in Coeur d'Alene, featuring rides, games, livestock shows, and entertainment.

Moscow Renaissance Fair: Celebrates the arts with music, crafts, and food.

8. Wineries and Breweries

Local Wineries: Northwestern Idaho has a growing wine industry, with several wineries offering tastings and tours.

Craft Breweries: The region is home to a number of craft breweries, each with its own unique offerings.

These highlights showcase the diversity and beauty of Northwestern Idaho, making it a great place to visit or live.

8. Spokane, WA within driving distance

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